Another historic house question:

We've got flies, big honking ones, mainly in one room upstairs. We have no idea
why they would still be around at this time of year. The temps have been
hovering around freezing and the heat is off in the house at night. Is there a
way to get rid of the pesky buggers without killing the wood in the windows in
the process or poisoning the staff and visitors? I think they might be in the
wood itself as we've had a problem with yellow jackets but thankfully, they
weren't around this year. We also get sporadic swarms of ladybugs too, mainly
in the Fall.

Thanks again in advance!!

Deb

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